HUME-AN NURTURE
Fab ideas for a night in with the girls Shona’s up for Inuit adventure in the Arctic TV presenter Rochelle Humes reveals how her mother’s advice and life tips are helping the star to boost her own children’s self-esteem
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From nail polish and lipstick at £4.95 to eyeliner from £5.95 and an eye shadow palette from £14.95, the range is impressive and impossible to miss. PAGE 30 PAGES 32&33 ROCHELLE Humes obviously inherited good-looking genes – but she also picked up some beauty tips from her mum.
The TV presenter who always looks flawless, says: “My earliest beauty memory is probably about my mum. She taught me from such a young age to always take your make-up off before bed, and to always cleanse, tone and moisturise.”
But as well as giving her beauty advice, her mum has also shown her how to be strong.
Rochelle was raised by mum Roz Wiseman, BY MARIA CROCE m.croce@dailyrecord.co.uk with help from her uncle, former England footballer Paul Ince, and says her mum showed her what a strong woman should be like. “I am so lucky that my mum is my Wonder Woman,” she has said. Rochelle has been in the spotlight since she was a child. She started out with kids’ band S Club Juniors in 2001 and later joined The Saturdays in 2007. When The Saturdays split in 2014, Rochelle was determined she wanted to focus on presenting and now she’s at the helm of TURN TO PAGE 31 Trenchcoats are back.. in time for a return to normal Scottish summer PAGES 28&29